
Pharmaceutical Solutions
![]() Pinnacle® DB HPLC & UHPLC Columns
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![]() Rxi® Capillary GC ColumnsThe ultimate high performance fused silica capillary column.
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Certified Autosampler Vial KitsCertified Vials, 2.0 mL Screw-Thread Vials
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Syringe Filters with Luer-Lok® Inlet
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![]() USP Residual Solvent Standards
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Lampsfor Agilent HPLC Systems |
Deuterium Lamp (Prealigned)for Hitachi HPLC Systems |
Lampsfor Thermo HPLC Systems |
Xenon Lampsfor Waters Detectors |
Deuterium Lampsfor Waters Detectors |
LC/MS and GC/MS Analysis of Potential Genotoxic Impurities in Active Pharmaceutical IngredientsGuidelines have recently been established for levels of potential genotoxic impurities (PGIs) in pharmaceutical APIs. This webinar outlines LC/MS and GC/MS methods developed in collaboration with Merck & Co. Narrated by Amanda Rigdon, Innovations Chemist. Length: 17 minutes |
The Analysis of Residual Solvents—Implementing USP <467>Chromatographers implementing USP <467> Residual Solvents will benefit from this webinar which discusses system optimization and implementation strategies for USP <467>, as well as headspace GC fundamentals. Narrated by Rick Lake, Pharmaceutical Market Development Manager. |
Using Phenyl Column Chemistry to Optimize Reversed Phase SeparationsNarrated by Rick Lake, Pharmaceutical Market Development Manager. |
Troubleshooting the Acetonitrile Shortage—Strategies for Today and TomorrowNarrated by Rick Lake, Pharmaceutical Market Development Manager. |
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![]() Two Options for Analyzing Potential Genotoxic Impurities in Active Pharmaceutical IngredientsTwo options for the analysis of PGIs in API have been developed by Merck and Restek to meet different laboratory needs. The first option is a fast method for the analysis of sulfonate esters on the Rxi®-5Sil MS column. The second option is a comprehensive method for the analysis of both sulfonate esters and alkyl halides on the Rtx®-200 column. Both methods require very little sample preparation, which helps increase laboratory productivity. |
![]() Pesticides in Dietary Supplements: Advantages of QuEChERS vs. PAM 303Restek has developed the first QuEChERS-based method for determining pesticide residues in dietary supplements. This simple, cost-effective procedure reduces matrix interferences as well as sample prep variation among technicians. |
![]() Explaining the Small Particle Advantage Faster Sample Throughput on a 1.9µm Pinnacle™ DB ColumnSmall particle HPLC columns can offer faster analysis times but only if the particle size distribution is tightly controlled. Restek’s 1.9µm Pinnacle DB columns have tight, symmetric particle size distributions and contain no particles less than 1µm. Here we demonstrate how our stringent quality requirements translate into faster, more reproducible results compared to competitor columns. Greater column efficiency and reproducibility mean faster throughput and more consistent results. |
Determining Pesticides in Dietary Supplements with QuEChERS Extraction, Cartridge SPE, and GCxGC-TOFMSThe novel approach used here combines QuEChERS extraction, cartridge SPE cleanup, and GCxGC-TOFMS analysis, resulting in good recoveries for a wide range of pesticides in dietary supplements. Matrices include dandelion root, sage, and a multi-herb finished product. (PDF - 394kB) |
Simplify Sample Prep and Protect Analytical Equipment With Syringe FiltersFiltering sample extracts with syringe filters will greatly extend the life of costly chromatographic columns and replacement parts, particularly for HPLC systems. This 2-page fact sheet includes helpful membrane, porosity, and size selection guides. (PDF - 119kB) |
USLC™ Columns: Choose Columns Fast. Develop Methods Faster.Restek USLC™ columns offer the widest range of selectivity available and are an integral part of successful method development. Ideal for column switching systems, these columns provide orthogonal separations to create optimal resolution and robust methods—all in a 4-column set. (PDF - 1813kB) |
USLC™ Column Selection & Mobile Phase Adjustment GuideUSLC™ columns and this guide will help you easily choose the right stationary phase to target nearly any analyte in reversed phase or HILIC method development. It will also help you adjust your mobile phase to further improve results without guesswork or wasted time. (PDF - 1682kB) |
Custom Residual Solvents MixesSave time and money—let Restek custom blend reference standards specifically for your residual solvent testing needs! (PDF - 76kB) |
Biphenyl: Next Generation of Phenyl ColumnsBiphenyl columns provide both high hydrophobic retention and aromatic selectivity in the same column. Orthogonal separations can be achieved with simple mobile phase changes, giving markedly better separations for a wide variety of molecules. (PDF - 531kB) |
Residual Solvent Analysis: Implementing USP <467>This 12-page reference includes a review of headspace fundamentals, the revised USP <467> method (July, 2008), chromatography for Procedures A, B, and C, and technical tips for optimization. Guidance on fast, effect method development is given. (PDF - 471kB) |
Rxi®-624Sil MSDevelop impurity methods faster and more efficiently using a single column that combines the selectivity of a 624 with the thermal stability of a 1 or 5 type column. The new Rxi®-624Sil MS column offers good retention of polar compounds, mass spec compatibility, and unsurpassed inertness, making it the most broadly applicable GC column available to the pharmaceutical industry. (PDF - 1058kB) |












